Here’s what nobody tells you about Easter Sunday. We show up. We sing the songs. We feel something real — maybe for the first time in a while. Some of us raised our hands. Some of us cried. Some of us heard Jesus calling us back to shore, just like Peter, and we thought, maybe this time it sticks. And then Monday morning hits. The alarm goes off. The coffee’s cold. The kids are fighting. And somewhere between the parking lot and your Tuesday afternoon, the empty tomb starts to feel like a nice idea instead of a life-altering reality.

This series is for the Monday after Easter. And the Tuesday. And the rest of your life after that. Join us this week as we kick off a 3-week post-Easter series called: Now What?

Join us for our 2026 Easter celebration, and the conclusion of our "The Road to Resurrection" series: The Morning Everything Changed.

Join us this week as Pastor Mark shares part 2 of our "The Road to Resurrection" series: More Than a Miracle.

The resurrection changes everything. Two thousand years later, it's still changing everything. But we often skip the road that leads to the empty tomb. So for three weeks, we're slowing down. Walking those final two weeks with Jesus. They saw Lazarus walk out of a tomb. Celebrated a miracle. Jesus knew what it was pointing toward. Another tomb. Another impossible Sunday.

To understand Easter, we walk this road with Him. Through crowds and betrayal. Through Friday's darkness and Saturday's silence. Because resurrection isn't just what happened to Jesus. It's what happens to us.

Join us this week as Pastor Eric concludes our Next Gen series with a message titled "Show Up."

Join us this week as Pastor Geoff presents the third message in our Next Gen sermon series: Stand With Them.

Join us this week as Pastor Mark presents week 2 of our Next Gen sermon series, titled: Speak Life.

We talk a lot about the next generation—what they're doing wrong, what they're missing, what they need to change. But what if we've been asking the wrong question? What if it's not "What's wrong with them?" but "What are they waiting for from us?"

They're not waiting for us to be perfect or have all the answers. They're waiting for something simpler and maybe more difficult. They're waiting to be seen—really seen. To hear words that give life instead of words that tear down. To have adults stand with them when things get hard. And to experience people who will show up, not just once, but again and again.

For the next four weeks, we're doing something different. We're going to use the resource, "21 Days of Prayer for the Next Generation," to guide us. But we're not stopping at prayer. We're turning those prayers into real, everyday presence in the lives of young people. Because the next generation isn't the church of tomorrow. They're the church of today.

There's this old saying: "The church is always one generation away from extinction." But here's what else is true—we're also always one generation away from revival. What if this is that generation? What if we're the adults they've been waiting for? Let's not make them wait any longer.